Abstract:
Controlled current pulses applied to a shaped resistive heating element formed on the bonding surface of a base or substrate component provide sufficient heat to the bonding interface formed between a chip and the base bonding surface to produce a high bonding temperature at the bonding interface while maintaining an opposite surface of the chip at or below a relatively low temperature critical for components formed or mounted on the chip surface. A layer of a thermally setting thin-film bonding agent is applied over a serpentine-shaped resistive heating element having a relatively narrow linewidth formed on the base component bonding surface. The chip to be bonded is retained in a desired position against the bonding surface over the heating element and bonding agent layer while a current pulse is applied to the heating element via contact pads. The current pulse magnitude and duration are controlled to produce sufficient local heating at the bonding interface to effect the desired bonding without excessive heating of any critical components at some predetermined distance from the bonding site.
Abstract:
A printed circuit assembly includes surface mounted circuit components held in place on a printed circuit board by a rigid connection. The outwardly extending leads of the circuit component are bonded to conductive areas of the board by an electrically conducting flexible adhesive. The combination of a rigid mechanical connection between the body portion of the circuit component and the board and a flexible, electrically conductive connection between each lead end and the board provides an arrangement capable of withstanding shock loading, as well as vibrational and bending forces to which the assembly might be subjected. The assembly lends itself to relatively inexpensive circuit boards produced by printing techniques, typically including applied metal buses that serve as low resistance shunts to the power connections of the circuit components.
Abstract:
A printed board capable of permitting the passage of at least two wiring patterns between two adjacent mounting lands on the surface of the printed board even if a clearance between the adjacent mounting lands is limited. Mounted on the printed board is an electrical component having a plurality of leads extending in a parallel relation with each other with limited clearances formed between adjacent leads. The printed board has a plurality of mounting lands to which the respective leads of the electrical component are secured as by soldering, there being a limited clearance defined between adjacent ones of the lands such that only one wiring pattern printed on the printed board can run through the clearance in the direction parallel to that in which the leads extend. The adjacent two lands have two facing parallel sides which are disposed in parallel with each other at an angle relative to the direction in which the leads extend, so that at least two wiring patterns, printed on the surface of the printed board, can run through the clearance between the facing sides of the adjacent lands in a parallel relation therewith.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a printed wiring board with conductive posts includes forming on a first foil provided on carrier a first conductive layer including mounting pattern to connect electronic component via conductive posts, forming on the first foil a laminate including an insulating layer and a second foil to form the laminate on the first conductive layer, removing the carrier, forming a metal film on the laminate and first film, forming resist on the metal film to have pattern exposing portion of the metal film corresponding to the mounting pattern and portion of the second foil for a second conductive layer, forming an electroplating layer on the portion of the metal film not covered by the resist, removing the resist, and applying etching to remove the first and second foils below the metal film exposed by the removing the resist and to form the posts on the mounting pattern.
Abstract:
A wiring board includes: an insulating layer; and a wiring layer including: an upper surface; a lower surface opposite to the upper surface; and a side surface between the upper surface and the lower surface, wherein the upper surface of the wiring layer is exposed from the insulating layer, and the side surface and the lower surface of the wiring layer are embedded in the insulating layer. A recess portion is formed in an outer edge portion of the upper surface of the wiring layer, and the recess portion is filled with the insulating layer.
Abstract:
An inductor component is disposed outside a multilayer substrate, and thus a directional coupler defined by an internal wiring electrode and a coil electrode within the inductor component that is mounted on a pair of land electrodes, the multilayer substrate significantly reduces or prevents interference with other high-frequency circuit elements disposed in or on the multilayer substrate. Additionally, if a plurality of inductor components having different inductor characteristics are prepared, a high-frequency module including the multilayer substrate capable of defining the directional coupler whose characteristics are able to adjusted with ease is able to be provided simply by selecting the desired inductor component from the inductor components and replacing that inductor component.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board has a first solder land, a second solder land, and a signal line pattern. The first solder land is configured to be soldered with an electronic part. The second solder land is configured to accumulate solder, the second solder land being disposed on a downstream side of the first solder land as viewed in a direction in which the printed circuit is carried. The signal line pattern includes an exposed part that is not covered with a resist, the exposed part being disposed between the solder land and the solder bridge prevention land.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board unit usable with a computer device includes a main board on which a first component and a second component are mounted on an upper surface, and a routing unit mounted on at least one of the upper surface and a lower surface of the main board and including a sub-wire forming at least part of a wire to transmit a data between the first component and the second component.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board has a first solder land, a second solder land, and a signal line pattern. The first solder land is configured to be soldered with an electronic part. The second solder land is configured to accumulate solder, the second solder land being disposed on a downstream side of the first solder land as viewed in a direction in which the printed circuit is carried. The signal line pattern includes an exposed part that is not covered with a resist, the exposed part being disposed between the solder land and the solder bridge prevention land.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board has a first solder land, a second solder land, and a signal line pattern. The first solder land is configured to be soldered with an electronic part. The second solder land is configured to accumulate solder, the second solder land being disposed on a downstream side of the first solder land as viewed in a direction in which the printed circuit is carried. The signal line pattern includes an exposed part that is not covered with a resist, the exposed part being disposed between the solder land and the solder bridge prevention land.